Two painted wrought iron and timber garden seats with scrolls to the base and arcaded lancet decorations to the back rest

The process and emergence of this unique art form began after 1715 with the arrival of a Jesuit missionary Father Castiglione in Beijing

the use of twist-turning

An iteration of the iconic Portcullis chair designed by Augustus Pugin as a general use chair for the Palace of Westminster

The lightly patinated pierced steel with moulded and riveted steel surround

A Pair of Chinese Chippendale Hanging Shelves Architectural Two painted wrought iron andA pair of large painted mahogany hanging shelves in the Chinese Chippendale manner. Crackling red painted finish, great scale. English, 19th century. Each shelf 37"1 2 tall by 22" wide and 10" deep, at there widest points. 95. 5m tall x 56cm wide x 25. 5cm deep.